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    America is close to canceling the authorization for the Iraq war after failing to straighten the lam

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    Post by Rocky Wed 15 Mar 2023, 7:50 am

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    BAGHDAD / Obelisk: US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said he will take the first procedural steps later on Tuesday toward a vote to revoke two authorizations for the previous two wars in Iraq, days before the 20th anniversary of the latest invasion of US forces.
    The authorization for the Iraq war is the name given to the resolution adopted by the US Congress in 2002, which explicitly authorized then-US President George W. Bush to launch a war against Iraq.
    The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a bill to repeal the Authorization for Use of Military Force in the 1991 and 2002 wars in Iraq, the latest attempt to reaffirm Congress' role in deciding whether to send troops on combat missions.
    The decision was issued in light of the great controversy that took place at the time about the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, which were allegedly posing a threat to international security. Accordingly, Congress decided to issue a war authorization to President Bush, but this decision raised controversy due to the lack of conclusive evidence of the existence of these weapons.
    And this war, which broke out in Iraq, led to radical transformations in the region, as it caused a large number of human and material losses, and it also raised many questions about the powers that could be granted to the American president in such events.
    The revocation of the authorization for the Iraq war is based on a law that was adopted by the US Congress by a large majority in 2007. This decision was taken as a declaration from Congress that the war was over and that the US forces that were present in Iraq needed to withdraw.
    And canceling the authorization for the Iraq war is an important step in ending the war and minimizing its negative repercussions, and also in confirming the role of Congress as an independent legislative institution responsible for making important decisions related to war and national security policies.
    US President George W. Bush and his generals promised a thriving democracy and a successful economy.
    But instead, more violence erupted. Al Qaeda launched a devastating campaign of insurgency, dropping bombs and beheading people. Iraq soon plunged into a sectarian civil war between 2006 and 2008, mostly between Sunnis and Shiites. Bodies could be seen floating on the surface of the rivers.
    External and internal parties sought to thwart democracy in Iraq, turning its consolidation into one of the main challenges facing the country after the war. Iraq has faced many problems in building a democratic state that guarantees public freedoms, protection of human rights, justice and economic development.
    Since the US occupation of Iraq in 2003, the country has faced many challenges in building effective democratic institutions and achieving political and security stability. Iraq has been subjected to repeated terrorist attacks and political, ethnic and sectarian conflicts, which exacerbated the security and political situation and disrupted efforts to build a democratic state.
    The opinions heard by the Obelisk believe that despite these challenges, Iraq continues its efforts to achieve democracy and political stability, and it faces new challenges such as low oil prices and the failure of development plans, and it is important for Iraq to continue its efforts to build strong democratic institutions and promote dialogue and understanding among all Iraqi components. p az
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